Wet season electrofishing surveys and a wild fish health screening are building a fuller picture of fisheries on the Miccosukee Reservation. The work is a joint effort of the Service and the Tribe's Fish and Wildlife Department.
Partners are valuable allies to the the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and play a vital role in meeting the Service's conservation goals. We team up with private conservation organizations, state and federal agencies and tribes. Together, with the landowner, this collective shares funding, materials, equipment, labor and expertise to meet restoration goals and our conservation mission.
Partnership Categories
Great things happen when partners are matched with the right opportunities. That's why we work with many types of partners at FWS from local businesses and conservation groups to veterans and large industry partners. Here are just a few of the Partner Categories working with FWS today.
Our Partners
Here are just a few of our national partners. You can view the full list of FWS partners, along with the regions and areas of focus our work together entails.
Latest Stories About Our Partners
Our People
Addison Emerson shares his journey from serving our country through the Marines and National Guard to an AmeriCorps service position with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Habitat Restoration
For decades, a small, deteriorating dam near a historic manor quietly blocked fish from reaching habitat in Conowingo Creek. In 2026, its removal reopened the passage and giving threatened Chesapeake logperch, American eel, and other fish a path into once-inaccessible waters. At the Girl Scouts’...
Land Management
In Alaska, both chokecherry and Mayday trees (collectively referred to throughout as chokecherry) are invasive species. They are one of the top disruptive plants in both urban and semi-urban landscapes. Recognizing these significant ecological impacts, members from the Alaska Invasive Species...
Recreation
Twenty-six wounded warrior veterans were treated to a morning of striper fishing, a catered meal, and gift bags to show appreciation for their service.
Endangered Species Act
It takes a team to recover a species. Across portions of northern Indiana, southern Michigan and northwestern Ohio, shallow wetlands and connected forests have historically supported populations of copperbelly water snakes. Today, habitat loss, degradation and fragmentation have restricted the...
Partnership Services
Through our partnerships we are able to expand our capabilities through the inclusion of services in areas such as:
- Grant opportunities
- Sponsorship of grants
- Cooperative Agreements
To find out more about how our partner provides services view our partner services below.
